A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia with 4-6 inches of snow expected, leading to difficult travel. A Cold Weather Advisory warns of low wind chills and the potential for hypothermia.

The National Weather Service predicts mostly cloudy skies, then clearing in Knoxville, with highs near 36°F and lows around 19°F. Snow showers are possible later in the week with very cold temperatures.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for southwest North Carolina and east Tennessee. Knoxville experiences clear skies but very low temperatures and wind chills. Residents are warned of hypothermia risk and black ice on roads.

Knoxville awaits hazardous weather, expecting snow, sleet, freezing rain, and strong winds, with significant travel disruptions and potential power outages.

A winter storm watch is issued for parts of North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, expecting heavy mixed precipitation, hazardous travel conditions, and possible power outages.

Knoxville prepares for a severe winter storm with up to 6 inches of snow and significant icing. Travel may become nearly impossible, with power outages and tree damage likely.

The National Weather Service reports mostly cloudy skies and cold temperatures in Knoxville, with potential showers and wind midweek, and an approaching storm system threatening impactful wintry precipitation by the weekend.

Knoxville's forecast includes sunny skies and calm conditions, with a gradual rise in temperatures and a chance of showers and wintry precipitation later in the week.

Knoxville's weather features a chilly 27°F with a light wind, with sunny skies expected for MLK Day and a high of 38°F. The week includes sunshine, possible midweek showers, and a chance of weekend rain and snow.

The NWS Knoxville provides a forecast with early cloud clearing, moderate temperatures, and potential gusty winds, leading to a sunny week with possible showers by weekend.

The National Weather Service reports a cold and cloudy morning in Knoxville with a gradual warm-up expected, followed by colder nights and a potential for hazardous weather including snow in higher elevations.

A hazardous weather outlook has been issued for southwest North Carolina, east Tennessee, and southwest Virginia, with snow expected in higher elevations and rain elsewhere. Knoxville will see gusty winds and potential showers.

Knoxville residents are preparing for cold weather with potential for rain and snow showers, and the NWS has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook, especially for mountainous areas.